Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Investment value of "classic" vehicles..?

My reply is off topic, however I just have to mention that I have had more fun on Morgan misadventures with Bill Button than when travelling with men half his age! Just sayin'.

Does that mean Bill, at his revered age, could also be considered a 'Classic'? If so, you are perfectly on topic I would say.

I bought my morgan 4 / 4 4 seater six years ago
I sold it this year at a loss in £
I didn't buy it to invest
I bought it because I loved it
however age and injury.....it didn't love me.& I struggled to drive / get in / get out

sold and now with its new lady owner in France.

I bought a project to replace the morgan
1950 Allis Chalmers B tractor
ahh life in the slow lane

Driving is a joy- at any age. I just hope that they grow up to a world that allows it!

I don’t really care about whether I will / won’t make/ lose money on the Morgan- I’m just fortunate to be able to drive one.

Well said, and a wonderful picture

Nice one Steve. I'll know who I'm stuck behind on the narrow lanes now!

Nice little Land Rover JB, the littlies obviously enjoying it